Converting The PFA to EM Gauge With Simon Howard - Let's Get Involved!

Convertendo o PFA para a bitola EM com Simon Howard - Vamos envolver-nos!

Fran Burke

É hora de mais uma conversão de escala fina na nossa série de modelismo "Vamos Participar"!

Desta vez estamos a converter os nossos muito populares vagões PFA para a bitola EM. O membro da EM Gauge Society, Simon Howard, realiza a conversão e mostra como é fácil mudar um dos nossos vagões PFA para a bitola EM.

Veja o nosso vídeo passo a passo abaixo que o guia pelo processo!

 

Para vídeos de modelismo mais detalhados e pré-visualizações de novos modelos, certifique-se de subscrever o nosso canal do YouTube aqui.

Quer alguns PFAs para o seu próprio layout, coleção ou projeto de modelismo? Encomende o seu hoje mesmo diretamente ou através de um dos nossos revendedores aprovados Accurascale. 

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